
When someone opens the link, they'll need the password to view its contents. The link is viewable by anyone who has the password. This option will require a user to sign in to their U-M Dropbox account. The link is viewable by anyone at the University of Michigan with a U-M Dropbox account. The link is viewable by anyone who has access to it. There are four access levels you can assign to a view-only shared link (depending on your access to the folder): The link is editable by only the individuals shared on the folder.Ĭaution: Do not choose this option if the user you intend to invite does not have a Dropbox account. The link is editable by anyone at the University of Michigan with a U-M Dropbox account. The link is editable by anyone who has access to it. There are three access levels you can assign to an edit access shared link (depending on your access to the folder): Note: If you share with someone without a Dropbox account, they’ll only be able to preview the folder (as if they had view-only access).
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To prevent them from regaining access, delete the link.

The link settings for each appear slightly different from one another, but overall, the experiences are similar.Ĭaution: There are several caveats to using shared links that you should be aware of:

You have the option to create separate links for edit and view access. Shared links provide a useful way to quickly share a file or folder with the appropriate individuals without inviting them directly to the content. Type: Team Folder (with read-only access)

You should familiarize yourself with the different types of folders in U-M Dropbox. This document explains how folder settings and permissions function in U-M Dropbox.
